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They have the right to do that, of course, and I can see how some women would want to make a statement against the expectations of (an incidentally patriarchal) society, but I have the right to think it's gross and that body hair is inherently unattractive/base/animalistic/primitive. The human form is imperfect; a little bit of grooming makes us more palatable and makes us look more like the angels we were meant to be.
(Yes I have body hair, yes I think it's disgusting, no I don't shave it because in the context of contemporary society that would be gay AF. :P)
They need to stop.
[01-17-19]
Your body, do whatever disgusting thing you want with it. It makes logic sense as women people bundle up in January, but that's not 'a movement' as a personal grooming choice. Personally, I'm not fond of feminine body hair, …if anyone asks.
As a movement, it's a red flag, maybe this person has the usual 'Lorena Bobbit'-type agenda.
"By the way … I'm growing out my body hair for 'Januhairy'."
Who says that?
Same as with Dry-January, Slim-January, Vegan-January. Why should I like something in January when I do not bother any other time? So I remove unwanted hair, eat normal, and drink a whisky or two when it is too cold. Yikes!
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